Physician Radiology Locum Tenens in Central Alabama

Physician Radiology Locum Tenens
Hospitals and Imaging Centers in central Alabama needing long term and short term physician locum tenens coverage.

Jobs are usually Monday - Friday, 8 - 5 with no call and no weekends. General diagnostic modalities required including mammography and MRI. No interventional procedures.


Benefits:
Work where you want, when you want
Try out a location or practice setting
Long Term and Full Time Positions Available
Concentrate on patient care
Malpractice insurance arranged
Travel and accommodation costs are included in the negotiated project fee
Expedited state licensure
Premium rates for additional hours and call
Nationwide opportunitiesAbout Staff Care:

Staff Care is the nation's leading locum tenens staffing firm, working with over 10,000 independent contractor providers annually. We fill short-term vacancies in all physician and provider specialties:
Surgery, Radiology, Anesthesia, Primary Care
Behavioral Health and Psychiatrists
CRNAs
DentistsWe assist:
Hospitals
Medical Groups
Occupational Medical Clinics
Long Term and Full Time Positions Available
Individual Practitioners
Networks
Psychiatric Facilities
Government Institutions
Other OrganizationsRecognized publications, such as the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and American Medical News, regularly seek the expertise of Staff Care consultants, and the company publishes several annual studies of the temporary healthcare staffing industry. Staff Care also sponsors the prestigious Country Doctor of the Year Award. This annual award, which honors the spirit, skill and dedication of America's rural medical practitioners, has brought positive recognition to rural medicine through profiles in dozens of media outlets, including NBC Nightly News, the TODAY Show, Parade, People magazine, USA Today, The New York Times, The Today Show, and many others.
REQUIREMENTS
This job requires a medical degree and residency in radiology.

General diagnostic modalities required including mammography and MRI. No interventional procedures.